Rotavators are one of the most important primary and secondary tillage implement in agriculture. Hitching and operating a rotavator involves attaching and using it to prepare the soil. A rotavator is mainly used to break up the soil into fine pieces to make a smooth seedbed and remove lumps. This rotavator is faster and easier to use than preparing the soil by hand. The soil becomes smooth and level, helping seeds grow evenly. The rotavator blades are designed to do the work of pulverizing with soil.

Benefits of Hitching and Operating Rotavators

Saves Time and Effort: Its Using a rotavator is faster and easier than preparing soil by hand.

Controls Weeds: The Rotavators cut and mix weeds into the soil, reducing their growth.

Prepares the Soil: The Rotavators break up hard soil, making it soft and ready for planting.

How to Hitch a Rotavator to a Tractor

Attach the rotavator to the tractor using the 3 points linkage. Start by attach the left link and locking it with a lynchpin. Then do the same for the right link, making sure it is also secure.

First, ensure the tractor and rotavator are on flat level ground to make attach them easier.